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New law cracks down on freedom of speech, but just in Jackson, lawsuit says
Under Senate Bill 2343, set to go into effect July 1, the public safety commissioner and capital police chief must approve any event next to state-owned or -occupied buildings.
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On Friday, he graduates from college. On Monday, he stands trial for attempted murder.
A stabbing victim suffers from PTSD. His alleged attacker graduates from a seminary and eyes admission to West Point.
Family of mentally ill man killed by a deputy files federal lawsuit
The family of a mentally ill man killed by a Forrest County deputy is suing the county alleging using fatal force.
Gov. Reeves signs racially divisive HB 1020; Legal challenge could loom
The state is expected to have 150 state law enforcement officers patrolling in Jackson.
Woman imprisoned for 25 years attempts freedom again, citing Mississippi Today reporting
The latest appeal is based on reporting by Mississippi Today and Shelby’s attorneys claim that one of the jurors who convicted Shelby was related to little Bryan.
WWE wrestler fights new federal indictment in welfare scandal, which his attorney calls ‘armchair quarterbacking’
Ted “Teddy” DiBiase Jr. pleaded not guilty and if convicted on all counts in the indictment unsealed Thursday, he faces a maximum penalty of up to 175 years in prison.
U.S. Dept. of Labor fines Delta farm after South African teen suffocates to death in grain bin
A 19-year-old farmworker from South Africa suffocated to death in a Delta farm’s grain bin last year because of his employer’s negligence, according to a report and citations from the U.S. Department of Labor.
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